Books : Math 76: An Incremental Development
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by: Stephen Hake, John Saxon
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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 510
EAN: 9781565771536
ISBN: 1565771532
Label: Saxon Publishers
Manufacturer: Saxon Publishers
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 740
Publication Date: 1997-06
Publisher: Saxon Publishers
Reading Level: Young Adult
Sales Rank: 125662
Studio: Saxon Publishers
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Rating:  - An Easy Choice
Our children used Saxon from 54 to 87, then moved on to advanced math, calculus and physics and they have excelled with this method. Although my background doesn't include an emphasis in math, my husband's education and professional life is steeped in mathematics. He's enthusiastic about Saxon because it creates a strong foundation in the subject.
Admittedly, solving 30+ problems a lesson can be a challenge, however, this process increases one's speed and accuracy over time and as my ... Read More
Rating: - Excellent Math book
I have gifted sons that used Saxon Math from 3rd grade through Advanced Math. Both boys did great using Saxon. My now 20 year old is a math Major in college. He was taking calculus in 10th grade. Highly recommend Saxon for gifted or not.
Rating: - saxon math
Ok so if you have a child who has a problem in math, or even if they don't but they like math, this is for you. actually this book is even good for parents and adults. You learn a lot and it's fun. Here is an equation that is not in this saxon math book or any other math book, here it is: saxon math=fun=learning lots of math and info.
this book is worth it. The first time that I saw this book I was in school and I got into a higher math gruop, I loved this book at first site!The other reason ... Read More
Rating:  - Grinding, Not Critical Thinking
The entire Saxon math series is full of step by step instructions on how to solve problems. Whether you find this dull or not, the books do not offer the critical problem solving kids need to reach their full potential.
Its a decent book if you need something to teach formulas - especially for home schooled kids whos parents are not A+ math students - but it should be accompanied by REAL critical thinking word problems, not plug-and-chuggers.
Alone, this book falls well short ... Read More
Rating: - don't listen to the negative reviews GREAT Math Series
The negative reviewers have a common thread. Words like dark, macabre, evil.
These people obviously did not come to consider buying a math book, or even to relate their experience with them, because they have none with Saxon, but instead came to do a hatchet job on books, methods and people who dare to rise up out of the herd.
My children missed the part about endless rote, and dead love of math. They learned with Saxon. They do mental math better than myself, in fact better than anyone ... Read More
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